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Kilembe Mines Mining cc, is a fully registered company in Namibia solely owned by Mr. Elias A. Kyababa with interest in the prospecting and mining of mineral ore such as Dimension Stone, Base and Rare Metal, Industrial Minerals and Precious Metals. The proposed exploration activities mainly consist of the following prospecting activities focused on operations: - Geological Geological mapping: this mainly entails a desktop review of geological area maps and ground observations. - Lithology geochemical surveys: rock samples shall be collected and taken for trace element analysis.

Construction of an eco-friendly low impact tourism and leisure facility on a 15ha plot in Ozondati Village, Ohungu Conservancy (Erongo Region).

For the upgrading of an earth track already proclaimed as DR3417, from Andara Village to Shamaturu Village's clinic, via Mangamba Village. This is a 15km long road with a 30 meters wide road reserve, therefore total project footprint will be less than 50 hectares.

Renewal of the existing Environmental Clearance Certificate 2. Change of project name from Elephant Ridge Camp to Ondjamba Hills.

Renewal: Construction of a eco-friendly tourism tented camp.

ECC renewal for the construction of an eco-friendly lodge.

To allow for the upgrading of the 28km DR3662 to gravel standards. The road is already proclaimed.

Gravel road construction of DR3682 from Onaanda to Otamanzi (Omusati Region). This road is already a proclaimed road, since the 1990s.

Farm Uithou No. 366 is a commercial beef production farm that has its productivity compromised by infestation of invader bush. The veld in most areas of the farm is degraded and is overgrown with undesirable bush encroachment species. Along with various other factors, this poses a serious threat to livestock farming. The farm owner reckons the importance of veld improvement through the introduction of bush control activities on the farm. The overall objective is to implement bush control measures on Farm Uithou to be able to maintain a relatively open area for livestock grazing.

This document constitutes the Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the proposed registration of Kaumbangere lodge plot with Lands Reform Division. The purpose of registration is to enable the Kaumbangere lodge to operate economically in an Environmental compliance manner while attracting clients & investors to the town. The EMP has been developed in accordance with the provisions of the Environmental Management Act (Act No.7 of 2007), EIA Regulations of 2012 and any other relevant / applicable legislation (across all sectors).

Road upgrading from a gravel road to a tar road (bitumen standards) The proposed project is located in the Kavango East Region in Northern Namibia. It involves the upgrading to bitumen standard of the District Road 3403 stretching from Divundu via Bagani and ending at Mohembo Border Post in the Kavango East Region in Northern Namibia. The District Road 3403 starts at the junction with TR8/4 in Divundu and follows a south easterly direction for 8km to Bagani. From Bagani the road follows a southerly direction towards the Mohembo border post between Namibia and Botswana.

The proposed road construction is a continuation of the DR3427 that starts in Tondoro Village along the B10 highway near Nkurenkuru. The initiation first phase construction was completed in 2015 from Tondoro to Mburu-Uru. This proposed construction aimed at completing the DR3427 construction from where the first phase ended in 2015. Thus the second phase seeks to complete the DR3427 from Mburu-Uru to Calikawo/Charlie Cutline/DR3446.

Epangelo holds exclusive prospecting license EPL 4833 in the Erongo Region. EPL 4833 measures in at 99,934.40 ha in size and covers thirty six (36) commercial farms. Epangelo Mining therefore intends to apply for the renewal of the ECC.

Epangelo Mining Company (Pty) Ltd holds exclusive prospecting license (EPL) 4818 in the Erongo Region. EPL 4818 measures in at 62,781.90 ha in size and covers communal land only. Epangelo Mining therefore intends to apply for a renewal of the ECC.

Renewal of existing ECC obtained 10 April 2017 Construction of a 2.5 MW PV Plant in Okongo Village

Namibia’s economy is highly dependent on a healthy environment however and striking a balance in meeting demands for economic development (harvesting natural resources e,g sand mining) and maintaining biological diversity can be a challenge. Thus, it is imperative that developmental endeavours are conducted in the most sustainable manner. Environmental and development sectors should work together and identify synergies in order to ensure that natural resources are harvested sustainably.

ECC to be attached to the application for Leasehold.